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Expressionism
Expressionism
    By 1914, the broader
    concept of
    "Expressionism" permeated
    German culture at many
    levels. It flourished in
    metropolitan culture but
    was marked by a profound
    ambivalence towards
    modern life. In this
    text, Behr explores
    themes of opposition and
    the practice of various
    communities.
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Egon Schiele
Egon Schiele
    An examination of the
    work of expressionist
    Egon Schiele. This book
    explores Schiele's
    obsession with sex, life
    and death, which gave
    rise to his famous female
    nudes and nude
    self-portraits, and
    examines his vision of
    the artist in society,
    and his work as a
    landscape and portrait
    painter.
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Abstract Expressionism
Abstract Expressionism
    This work explains the
    context in which abstract
    expressionism, seen by
    some as the first truly
    American art, emerged.
    It discusses the work
    produced by such artists
    as Jackson Pollock, Lee
    Krasner, Willem de
    Kooning, Mark Rothko,
    Clyfford Still and
    Barnett Newman.
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Expressionism
Expressionism
    Containing six chapters -
    The Brucke Group of
    Artists, Northern German
    Expressionism, The Blaue
    Reiter, Rhenish
    Expressionism, The City
    and Expressionism in
    Vienna - this work deals
    with a German artistic
    revolution, a phenomenon
    that has quite accurately
    been described as "the
    most significant German
    contribution to 20th
    century European art."
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Expressionism
Expressionism
    Expressionism is a style
    of art in which the
    intention is not to
    reproduce a subject
    accurately, but instead
    to portray it in such a
    way as to expressthe
    inner state of the
    artist. The movement is
    also associated with
    Germany in particular,
    and was influenced by
    such emotionally-charged
    styles as Symbolism,
    Favism and Cubism.
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An Audience of Artists
An Audience Of Artists
    The term Neo-Dada
    surfaced in New York in
    the late 1950s and was
    used to characterize
    young artists. This title
    turns this time line for
    the postwar New York art
    world on its head,
    presenting a new pedigree
    for these artistic
    movements. It argues that
    the original Dada
    movement was not
    incompatible with
    abstract expressionism.
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Christopher Wool
Christopher Wool
    In-your-face, brutally
    pleasing, achingly
    simple, deceptively
    frank, the work of
    Christopher Wool is so
    very New York. Exploring
    Wool's work, this
    monograph analyzes Wool's
    career from its roots in
    the early 1980s to its
    state as one of the
    important and widely
    celebrated in
    contemporary art.
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Absence of Myth
Absence Of Myth
    Features essays that are
    the result of reflection
    in the wake of World War
    II. These essays comprise
    a study of surrealism,
    insisting on its
    importance as a cultural
    and social phenomenon
    with far-reaching
    consequences. They
    explain Bataille's links
    with the surrealist
    movement, and describe
    his complex relationship
    with Andre Breton.
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Die Brucke
Die Brucke
    The "Brucke" (established
    in Dresden in 1905) is,
    together with the Blauer
    Reiter in Munich, the
    most important movement
    in German expressionism.
    This book covers the work
    of founding members Ernst
    Ludwig Kirchner, Erich
    Heckel, Karl
    Schmidt-Rottluff, and
    Fritz Bleyl, as well as
    works by their friends,
    such as Emil Nolde and
    Otto Mueller.
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Lyonel Feininger
Lyonel Feininger
    Recognized for his
    remarkable synthesis of
    Expressionist and Cubist
    techniques, Lyonel
    Feininger (1871-1956) has
    long been considered a
    leading modern artist in
    Germany. This survey
    examines the artist's
    broad-ranging interests
    and influences including
    his involvement in German
    Expressionism and the
    Bauhaus.
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